Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that a Russian missile that fell within Polish territory did not appear to be intentionally aimed at Poland, though two objects violated Polish airspace. Polish military was prepared to intercept the missile, which fell early enough that interception was unnecessary.
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Polish PM Donald Tusk on the Russian missile that fell in Poland: There is no reason to believe that Poland was the target. However, two of these objects violated Polish airspace. One certainly did, because we have the evidence here, and the other briefly approached the Polish border, but the signal was very short and it did not lead to any consequences.
Polish PM Donald Tusk on the Russian missile that fell in Poland: The military was ready to shoot it down at any time. However, the missile fell—so to speak—early enough in this area that such an operation was not necessary.
Polish PM Donald Tusk on the Russian missile that fell in Poland: As you know, we've faced this question several times before—whose missile was it? We also know that Russian disinformation is at work. I don't need to explain to anyone that Russia will do everything it can to avoid responsibility. According to the assessment of our military experts, the overwhelming majority of the evidence—includi
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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said there is no indication that Poland was the intended target of the missile that landed in Lublin Voivodeship. He said it was most likely a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile. # Ukraine